Driver Summary: Depot Analysis

This page displays details about the critical/egregious violation events for the selected depot and date range. Depot and date range are listed above the table.

Critical violations are 11, 14, or 60/70 hour rule violation events that had a duration greater than 60 minutes and less than 180 minutes. Egregious violations are 11, 14, or 60/70 hour rule violation events that had a duration greater than 180 minutes. This query lists individual events; it does not total the event durations for a driver in a day.

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Column

Description

Driver

The driver's last name, first name, [driver ID]

Driving-11hrs

The total number of critical/egregious 11-hour driving violation events for this driver during the selected date range.

Duty-14hrs

The total number of critical/egregious 14-hour on-duty violation events for this driver during the selected date range

60/70

The total number of critical/egregious 60/70 hour violation events for this driver during the selected date range

Total (column)

The total number of critical /egregious violation events for this driver during the selected date range

TOTAL

Total number of critical/egregious violations by violation type and for the depot

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Click a value in the table to see detailed violation information for the driver.

Click <BACK above the table to return to the list of critical/egregious violations across depots and to select a different depot to view or change the date range.

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